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Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1887-06-24


In our silks and dress goods is demoraliz
ing to our competitors. We have no time
for arguments, you must see the goods and
be convinced. India pongees Coo, reduced
from 81.
BOIToN r. NEEyY
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1887-06-24

In our dress goods department yesterday
it was overcrowded most of the day, ane
customers had to take their turn in being
waited on. The price is what tells. To-day
silk and wool illuminated mixed cheviot soc
former price 81.
je23 ct BOLTON & Nicely.
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ure Cream Butter at the Creamery
We Defy Competition
Take D. K. and be o. K. See adj.

And shall sell 24-inch figured surah silk
for 39c, actually worth 79c.
BOLTON & Nicely.
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Facts Arc Stubborn ThInss.

We don't resort to advertising lodges to
sell our goods. See the startling reductions
in dress goods and silks 25 per cent. less than
actual cost. BOLTON 6 Nicely.
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NEW HAVEN, CONN.

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Soft Shell Grabs and Strawberry Short
Cake
Served in 6rst-clas style at City Hall Dining
Rooms, Church corner Court street.
my 81 If
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1887-06-24

At the City Hall Dining Rooms,
Church street, corner Court, regular suppers
from to z, IS cents. as If
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1887-06-24
what A Time We Did Have.

To soften hard water and tighten the wor
of the laundry use Smith Bros. Borax only.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1887-06-24

For the DeFOrest Prize Medal.
This afternoon at 3 o'clock there will b.
speaking at Battell chapel in a contest for tht
DeF'orest prize medal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-04
IINCOHING STEAMERS
SHIPPING NEWS.
porT OF NEW. YORK ......... MONDAY, OCT 3. lsS'

popr OF NrwYoRK .......... MONDAY. ocr g. 1897
ARRIVED.
town sS Win %d. Vernon Brown
4 Co. Arrived at the Bar at J. e3sm s,o, o.....
town with md,c and esx passengers AN underhii
SO Steamer SPAIN Er G,,h Liverpool sept22 Queens.
town % With mdse and $50 passengers to = W hur'.
s9%1sr ,sTPoS Sept H. 70
f is9't Arrived hsr ., South.
%s,a u s 1s c oesa
neyonIa Bt c6ockhar oassog ssgt ~ NO
Xrriv.d at the at sos o.r.., x.-,,
Shields Sept IS in ballast cOepel iruoe Arrived At
sss@sf 6r James RIO JaHslro sep. 10 with ma''
Da s,sa%sr 10 Jss ward Co Arrived At
S . seT ,S U1n 20 c2ds co.
steamer Commonwealth. Van kirk. Philadelphia with md''
steamer Winthrop Bragg Portland with md'o and pa''cn
SHIP w% MSGiSerr ot seat.port Dunbar. SINGAPORE
Apri ~ with m 80 vessel To X r Buck 90.
Win eotSwood ana alt 70 ofief vessel Reis
rd sasS S b sSy s,r. Se.o Tobia. Co.
BARK famIisns aindo Nor. Halverssn BAHIA ~ days
BARK Ida tswd Carlson s'ettin day. nth cement and
Bafs Parma Nor Aoraasen. Bordeaux ~ DAYS with Iron
SarS Naomi we Petersen gcac dsy. with iron and
empty barrels TO order vessel 20 fnncn Eye CO ,.,
Hamburg - day. win vessel to Punch Edye
ssfs King: County St wiaa,G5 ~ rGsT psDi'rt 80
d,g :I wa a:s 20 o i days
m iss TO or,i,.. vessel 10 Tobias Co. AT.
md n.a to S or 4. Sect 10 ms4%sa
Brig Soud Rabodsn Barbados 10 days. Win sugar 70
snS Va1una Br Wolf Port Spain - day. with melasses
to l. K W Armstrong; vessel TO W Parker n Co
sUNsET-At sandy Hook. wind moderate. sWI cloudy.
Al City Island. wind Hight sW; hazy.
CLEARED.
Steamer Wyoming tBr,. Rugby LverpoO-A I ndorhill
steamer salerno lBr Rogers Gothenburg and copenha
Steamer Australia Br McRitchie Mediterranean ports
steamer i scoochec Kempton savannah-Henry Yonss
Victoria (swd, Kinman Chareston-Funch Edye
steamer Dalbeattio (Bp. Gregory Newport News-w W
steamer W anoke Jenney Norfolk. City Point and Rich
snip IVY Gardiner. san Francisco Henderson Bros.
Bark Carrie Deap ,B Lewis. Guayqun &c via ship L.
BARK sheita orr. stuart ROTTERDAM and Hur-c W Ber
tauI.
Bargs st Andrews Tor Cce. Benny Doom, okara; Asro
nom - u,,o,r
Bark Rremerhaven tGer). White. Hamburg Aug22
TIE MOVEMENTS OF srEAMERs.
FOREIGN PORTS
Loxpox. Oct 2-Arnved. steamer Ludgate Hin tBp.
ovgnssTewx oct 3-Arrived civ OF Chester (Br
Lewis IRON New.York Sept "a. for Lverpool. , -,
from New.Ysrk Sept "a. on her way 10 Bremon.
oct 2-saed Elder tGer. Bardrow from Bremen
GLASGOW oct 3-Arrived steamer state OF Nevada tBr).
stewart from New.York sept ~
HAnDuns oot s.Ass r, steamer hammoni' 'eer' ho
LIRsE Oct isalod State OF Georgia OBI, Moo
6oygR Oct arrived steamer Canada tBr, Robinson
NewYork Sept 49, on her TO London land proceed
"" (FOr later Shipping Yev, n anv. FIth PageJ
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An interview with superintendent To dd-He gives the
Phoenix Nine black eye

The Weekly Arizonan OF September ~ contains the
following which may interest Eastern stockhoiders Oh
Phoenix Mine:
Mr.. Robert b. Todd, superintendent Of the Phoenix
Mining Company. who has recently returned from New
York was interviewed by our reporter a. follows:
Mr. Todd stated that he had pleasant trip East and,
while the weather was very hot in NewYork 1t did not
compare with the heat OF Arizona He stated that ne
could not MAKE head or tail ont OF the Ph9nlx aeai
in New.York as each OF the insides whom he met,
seemed to tell different story He feels certain now
ever that Mr. Connor Colonel Jemison and 0ther large
holders OF the stock have sold out every snare anu
Mr. Seymour is trying his best to SELL and while ne
does not think he (seymou) will sell for less than
dollar share yet be thinks he would gladly take that
price for all the stock that he left He was some
what disappointed at the appearance OF the mine OH MS
return and has rather changed his views with regard 10
its permanency and prospective value. lie reels eA
tremeE sorry for the experts from New-fork ana
Boston who reported tho NINE and on whose reports
the peop pie NewYork have operated, as II they nave
made mistake buyers will blame them for It, He
woud advise holders OF the stock sell out at about
dollar share rs soon possible He thinks there Is no
donbt that Mr.. Seymour Is selling his stock openly in
the market and he is the largest stakeholder Will
bring q good deal OF stock on the market
While he thinks the stock may be cheap enough ata
dollar share lis merits yet II Mr. Seymour sells out
there will be no left to manipulate any speculative
movement In the stock, and holders would have 70
depend entirely upon the merits OF the mine Mr. Todd
stated that the mill running but declined to state
what the yield OF bullion per ton but emphaticaly
his advice all holders Of the stock In the East
to get out, II they could. at dollar a share.
Mr. Todd stated that while he was In NewYork he had
frankly told experts that he thought they had better
advise friends who bought the stock on their re-
ports to get OF It, and he thought these gentlemen
had acted his suggestion. as he had noticed good
deal OF stock selling at about dollar while he was
there He had no idea who was buying 1t. as he was
sure that Mr. Seymour would not buy it, but would
much rather sell. The buyers probably outsiders
who knew nothing about the property whatever, but
were merely taking flyer" as gamble
Mr. Todd looks very much improved by his trip.
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DELUGED NTH A .SHoWER OF MONEY.
TAXPAYERS TURNED IN ABOUT THREE AND HALF
rIInNe YFaTFRDAY.

TAXPAYERS TURNED IN ABOUT THREE AND HALF
MILLIONS YESTERDAY.
The taxpayers In force on the Receiver OF taxes
yesterday and deluged him With certified checks oank
bills and gold Preparations had been made to accom-
odat. the small army Of taxpayers who were expected
to take advantage of the rebate allowed those who PAID
their taxes prior to November l. Under the provisions
Of the law governing taxation in this county
who pays during the month OF October receives reoa'o
of per cent those who during the month OF pecem
Der are subjsct to penalty OF Per cen anu "''''
December to q penalty of per cent
From the openng OF the Receivers office until late In
the day long lines of men and women filed slowly INTO
the Stewart building 1t noticeable that there were
almost as many OF the latter Of the former Many OF
largest taxpayers had procured their tax bills In ad
vance and forwarded the amount yesterday by ceruhed
checks. Among the largest amounts received were 'n0
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NEW-JERSEY.

HopoKEy.-John Hollbron. age forty. iaborer on the
Hamburg crushed 10 death yesterday by
q bale buriaps which fell from truck uobon lived In
widow and four children petit
ton being circulated pardon for John McMahon the
CITY collector who $50. 900 aud Is serving hve
years term In State Prison.
ORAyeE-The funeral OF l. Roosevelt the millionaire
who died home In Mapewood on Friday was held In
the Church Communion at outh orange yester.
day The body taken TO Greenwood for burial
EIzABETHThe October Term Of the Union County Court
will begin on objections TO the report OF the Ad.
tusimcnt who have adjusted me
OF four WARDS VIII se heard
The Grand Jury before them the Railway murder
case chafRss against the Plainheld hre bugs
following the result Of the recent
balotng the New York papers should be SUD
scribed Tor by reading Of the Theoegica seminary
nj The Reformed Church in America TRIBUNE 81 Tatd
90. Suh Fl; World, 10; Standard. II 1taes. 10
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LAWN TENNIS IN BROOKLYN.

Tennis players Brooklyn were all hard at work yesterday
afternoon on the Long MEADOW Prospect Park The Pros
rsct Tennis Association started its n
for gentlemens singles and doubles ladies' sim
sss doubles and mixed doubles over eighty cnps oe
Brooklyn Hill and other Journeys TOOK place
After round III the singles heavy came ny
1o1l0wa.
Second class gentiemens singles round Hetcamp
esss w. D. Joaes TO to 6toS; H. francola peat q
Adams. 70 g. TO X. Langdon beat Iaum 10 0.
% 81 II. y. Hoiwsi boat W. i. Maxwell 8 to2 6to2
The championship Of che Brooklyn Hi TENNIS
CeD wss preSreseed yesterday the grounds AZ Dc
ave and kyersontt FIRST second and thrdcass singles
The 10 ~ follows:
ypond beat W. A. Tones. 10 l. 8 to 70 6io SECOND
elsss- round: NJ snedeker W. Powe 10 q 10
a. A. l. Tomos beat J. Grsneie a. 4 70 4 to3. r. w
n Maxwell beatJ @. Powers. to 3tnnnnshede a. Il Hail
bva Third casshrst r0uud o. Haley beat pstfnrson
6y defa uIt; g. Beatty, q bye.
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ENTRIES FOR JEROME PARK.
BIG FIELDS AND A HEAVY TRACK.
sxoisHIHG OF THE END OF THE LEaAL RACING

Cool winds and clear skies promised for to-day put
- eourse st Jerome will be heavy and slow VINO
nds the mu under when there plenty Of sunshiie
overhead Good weather is all that is needed 70 ara"
IN army Of people the opening races OF the American
Jockey Club Captain has done his part In prep
hs good programme. and Mr.. Barretsa has Done ms IN
the Quarter stretch comfortable and the grand
stand tidy.
The Arst race will be called at 80 p m ana the s'h
yin be run I'm time 10 let people get home for early dln
ser The course can reached by trains from the 0rand
Central Depot Monet promising 70 run as many spec
las between IL and O'Clock Will be required 90.
The frst race the straiRhtaway course iherc
being no corners turn each horse shouia nave la.
chance, Kingston ran wretchedy at Brooklyn tnsS
ID ought to-day and stuyvesant may run seconu
II los Angeles IL sent for the Nursery stakes she
mould win Fordhsm second. II the hlly Is WITHDRAWN
Fordham should win Now or Never second -. A.,
The mile handicap may go to EurM and one Vi MI
Haaqtn' Is entries should get the place $500.
Fourth race-Ten Booker first, Brown Duke seeonu
The field OF steeplechasers 10 bran-wreeker Better
Leave alone.
These are the entries in full!
XEIGHIS FIVE
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WHAT rs GOING ON TO-DAY.

American Jockey Club Jerome Park, 80 p m.
Board OF Aldermen, City Hall, noon.
Southern New ork Baptist Association, Fifth Avenue
Baptist Church.
Board OF steam Navigation, Fifth Avenue Hotel.
The Rev. DIR. Joseph Parker's euogy on Mr.. Beecher,
Academy OF Music, Brooklyn p M.
Republican primary elections, Brooklyn evening.
Academy OF Anthropalogy annual meeting, Cooper
Union, p.
Meeting OF Irving Hall Executive Committee, p. m.
Manhattan Athletic Club dinner evening.
r. +. Nugents lecture "reminiscences OF the
Plains, " Harlem Branch Y. NJ. c. A., p
Historical Society, Eleventh-st. and second-ave., 8
d. m.
Opening Medical Department Of the University Of the
al New
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HOME NE VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Hotel Brunspck-Lord Graves. Of England the Duke OF
Alba and Count dc VillagonzAo. tbemdrH H9tsG
Nav royen B.y Turkish Mlnister at Washington. Hnh
Avenue Hstet-General Henry K Jackson, Of georgia cf
Governor D. Porter and Governor John T. Bowl
Of Tennessee Mayor samuel A. Green OF Boston nenI
W. sage Of Ithaca and eI Secretary Manning Ertret
House-H. A. Carter, Hawaiian Minister 81 Wssn,pston
...... Norman Hsuse-sir Thomas Esmende ana AIthur
OConnor Of Ireland Grand Hote!-Rear SAN
uel r. Carter u 4. Navy and General James Cakes u
Army go, Breroort House-H. Houghton OF Boston, and
Mira General George II. Thomas buckingham HeH-
Chicago James Coats OF PROVIDENCE
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vps construction and soapmsn Of cable .u
bonds By hrst mortgage upon the properties runSnise:
ana incomes Of the company" The call for the mseun
ssnAc nj a. Allowing that cable has finally Deen seo
upon a. ths rapid surface transit TIE roea
moe more on basis but the rapa eroN
Of the East 9de above Central together win the com
petitop and the loud pubic ,o
btep'
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rpo1.r1Sf; Az FLEETWOOD TOMORROW.

The Executive Committee Of the Driving Club OF Now
YORK after mature consideration reconsideration has
decided positively give three days meeting at Fleetwood
Park. beginning tomorrow At meeting hela ID
Mr. oe Corlovas office yesterday it voted to
the entries which maed or elegraphed before
n M saturday Fifty entries have been received In al;
SvSrv class flIing in the three minnie aud 20
glasses trotted tomorrow the 24O and 2ls horses
WIN make the sport on Friday
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LAroS1A JOCKEY CLUB RACES.

CINCINNATI 3second day OF the Latonia Jockey Club
rsces Fine weather. good track and much better attend.
ance than saturday.
Pipsr RAcE-Selling. Seven furlongs M0nocrat Won.
xat Donovan second. Balance thirl. Timo-l:30.
BxcoXD RAcR-Pnrsc Maiden twoyear.olds rive inr
lopcs Puente Macbeth second Emma Hancock third
JIne-1:04 The odds against ruents were 10 to J.; II,
TuIRD RACy-Purse, 800 Threeyear- Odds One mile
Brsc wos Paragon second Glen Fisher third Time
lao IT.. y,,,,. Mich ,~nn
ron.nan second Mon trose third Tme-1b5'a.
FIFTH RAcE-Merchants' Stakes IL miles wary won,
psnama sscond, Macoa third IIme-2ll%
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wEsToaEsTER COUNTY.

WHITE pIIINs-w Ager yesterday apped TO surrogate
Calm for guardianship over stewart Ager age
fsurtsen grandson Of Daniel ID. Alger the mione 10
RocnrLLRThe New Rochelle Yacht clne held tneil
nrtps for the tho Club louise Zen?
Island ysserday evenIne The Club House VIII 10 closed
ior ths season middle OF the montn
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KILLING HIS BROTHER AT BASEBALL.

CHICAGO Oct 8.-Michael o'Connor. youthful baseball
enthusiast confessed this morning that he was che slayer
NJ. hrotbsr John age sixteen died Last night
sctured sku effect Of being track with bat In the
Scruoop The led rival sides In
6ay the rivalry that dispute over an
vre,a decision resulted general hight, which John
eunor received his blow Michael has not been
resse the parents believing the AFFAIR 70 have been acc
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s,xTH-HANprcAr srEEpLEoHAsE. FULL COURSE.
Doubtful starterA
FIRST RACE AT 1870 p
BROOKLYN MADE A SINGLE RUN.

STANDING OF THE VARIOUS CLUBS
Tho threatening weather yesterday served to keep the AZ
tendance at the game Washington PARK BROOK
I'm 70 about 900 people The Brooklyn and Metropolitan
c,nhs vere the contestants Metroposns played In
rood form and their opponents easily Mays won
the honos Of the dav Mcclellan played poorly at second
nas a nd xa remarkably Kissed The was:
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ALONG THE SOUND

n.n1sr ~ time subdivsoa 70 the city o.
p.%sd s.rSrm Tns new Gssor and trustees to Mr
streets he ala Co. ferwsrdns eco names LOT .o ~ biz
intimate irsnds.oIsslsy Carey SseeSsr coliysr, Chsps
names printed snens the sests the A~v,as sddSd
for the Jumbo. Barnum 0snin WaidSmsrs ron
uecticut and New. York. Wv W.
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NEWARK.

l. W. Townsend business manager OF the Rosedao com
pany now performing at Miners theatre has received te
from the OF the company, w. H. Hayden
OF New forming him that there are no more funds
which meet the expenses oil the company anu idl inc
latter had better disband
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NEVS FROM THE SUBURBS.
JERSEY CITY

William Bourne who livoi at No 544 Jorseya
fell from at No. PSI Grovest yesterday and was
killed.
Jobp Fennel an Italian living at No. % Ralroaave.
was Justice Slsng yesterday charged with
feonous assault Phoebe TergoenL The prisoner was
rama nJsd to await result OF his victims Injuries
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-04

Runs Brooklyn Metropolitan First os, ,eo On
En .. METROPOLITAN Base ON bsils0Jones Han mnson
Struck out-McCellan Phillips D. OBren hankln'
eon p Home runs-None. Three. base hits-Mays Two.
base hits-McClelIan !, Orr l. Jones /, Mays Hn by
Stolen basesRadtori Whd phones
None Passed Dals-None. Umplre-Jery Sullivan Time
Of game-1:30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-04

GAMES IN OTHER ClllEo.
WARRINGTON Oct. g. The NewYork and washington
clubs played their final game to-day and the Newforkefs
won easily by this score:
WORK 49,. ......... ......-.-.1 q -
Washington .----'-..-''o "
Neutrality-suspicious., l3; Washington. O. ErIors1New-
York 2; Washington. 6. Pitchers-heefe and gilmore
umplre--Mr Doescher
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 3The philadelphia club defeated me
Boaon ne to-day allowing the players HON The
HUI 10 score single run The score was;
Philadelphia..... -.....d y %
Boston .........O U U w
Ba,ehits- Philadelphia. IL; Boston, 10: Errors.Phila
Aeinhia 2; Boston Ptchers-Casey and Madden Umpire
Mr. Powers -
PITrsBuRa Oct 3The Detroit club outpayed the PITTS
burg every point to-day and won ny the appended
Detroit. : w
Pitsburg ..............-.-.----.-O U v " l. y
Basehts- Detroit, II Pttsburg. H. Errors-Detro
Pitsburg g. Pitchers-Badwin ana Morris. umplfe-Mf'
Calvin.
IxpAxAroLIs oct 3The Chicago nine defeated the tau
enders To- day as follows;
Chicago ......................10 o o -
indianapolis .....-..-........--.-.A v " " -
Ba.eh.-Chcago IL; indianapolis T. Errors-Chicago. 81
IpdIanapos g. Pitchers-Clarkson and shreve Uhpife-
Nj. Valentine
At Philadelphia Athletic. l3: Baltimore q
At acknowledgements, 2; CincinnatI
ct Louisvlle-St Louis, ; LOUISVILLE o.
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The advance checks paid over to the City
amounted TO So 79l. 5iO 70. The amount received ny
Major Mclean receiver Of Taxes up 70 p H. .n was
about 100000 Deputy Receiver Vredenperen anu
force than forty clerks we're busy a uay anu
TO nearly o'clock last evening receiving checKs anu
money and entering the amounts In the books
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RAILWAYS PILLS,

The Great 1--we r and stomach Remedy.
For the cure disorders OF the stomach Liver Bowelc
kidneys Bladder Nervous Diseases Loss Of appetite Head
ache Costivsness Indigestion, Bilousness Fever imam
nation Bowels Piles and all arrangements OF the
Internal viscera Purely vegetable containing no mercury
minerals deetcrtous drugs
Price s;I Psr .RS S1 sG!d ~ AZ prussi'
RADwAY a. CO-aentemen Your PMS have oten
whont them they are ns sure medicine Most respect
fully yours, .,,, hhNhi h@N "O"An'
What q Phys says 81 as4ways rll su. .,a
bsvs recon- them AL ps and sell great many
Of hem have them on hand and use them IN my
X ali Pilla Yours respectfully xynntrppoox
fo The PUBLIC Be surs and aak Tor hADVr and
a. ihst me name I" MIDWAY 10 ea what yea buy
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4 earle ROADIy rHIRDAvE.

call for special meeting Of the stockholders Of the Third
Avenue Railroad issued Saturday to DO hold on DC
ssbsr 81 for the purpose authorizing the ssus By the
of its bopds purpose retiring paying and
s existing debts and obligations and Of pre-
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STATEN ISLAND.

woopeoS-The centennial celebration OF the Methodist
Euiscopai Church the Rev f. - Jamson pastor began on
sndav with three services Special services VIII continue
avery night this week winding with far ana iee on
Saturday, and morpiLg afternoon ana evening See'' w
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coNEY ISLAND JOCKEY CLUB ELECTION.

AZ its annual meeting yesterday the Coney Island Jockey
club reelected for 1878 officers and board OF direct
srs that were chosen year ago. besides adding TO the
aard Of directors two new membcrs-Messrs IOrilard,
IT,. and L. L. IDrillard-and substituting Colonel Law
renee Kip for f. o. Griswold rs Inspector.
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MARINE INTELLIGENC

MINIATURE ALMANAC
TO-DAY
Sun rises 8 sc Sets "a Moon rise 7l2 Moons ago. -
WATER.
. ~ ,.,,vu..x s6afGov rsrd 1851 HeIiGato 1O:47
y M-ssnSy Hoax 9l5 Gey Isrd 925 hell Gate 1la4
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BROOKLYN.

A coroners jury found yesterday that the death
Of Mrs Catharine woosey, who fell from the window
Of Dr. s. Fleet spcir's santarum, at No 1874 Monta-
guest, on Sunday, was accidental.
The foremen OF the October Grand Jury Is Josiah
Bartlett, a broker, Of No. 10 Montaguest.
Judge Pratt yesterday handed down decision dc
nylng the renewed application for an Injunction 20
restrain the Union Elevated Railroad Company from
constructing its road In Fiftlave sought by James c.
Jewet, who eight four story fats between Pres
dent and Carroll SITS Tho grounds Of the decision are
the the first one Judge Pratt rendered, but he
modified the previous order requiring the defendant
to deposit $500 az security for each case, 10
mako the security in Mr.. Jcwetts $500 for each
building, or "a 900 In all.
George Dixon, who was caught robbng the poor
boxes In a church In Debcvoisc-place on Sunday and
denied the crime sent to the Penetentiary for
one year and ordered to pay $500 fine, remain In
prison 500 days more by Police Justice Walsh yeste
day The Justice said he was sorry that he could not
Impose a scverer penalty for the meanncss OF the
crime and the perjury Of the prisoner.
Frederick J. Ladder, assistant general secretary OF
the Grcenpoint Young Mems Christian Association,
died yesterday at No la Javast. lie was twenty
six years Of age and was born In jamestown, n. Y.
Death was due 10 inflammation OF the bowels.
The Aldermen yesterday approved the budget as
reported by the Board Of Estimate.
The Bridge receipts for September werc S72, 105 81
The Brooklyn Electric Light and Power Company
applied the Aldermen yesterday for franchise To
operate in the Eastern District IL was referred TO
a committee